These questions were a matter of great discussion at an informative session organized by the United Nations at the Jaipur Literature Festival.
Were the subject of the session Bridging barrier: inclusion, accessibility and empowerment This is the way to bridge existing obstacles for inclusion, access and energy.
In the session, measures were discussed to address all the challenges to become disabled in the society.
Many speakers participated in the discussion – Dr. Mehta was the founder of an organization called ‘Jaipur Foot’. Millions of people are used by this organization around the world.
Also, medalist Paralympian Deepa Malik; Photographer and former Street baby Vicky Roy and UN prince coordinator Shambi Sharp also participated in the crush.
Members of the panel highlighted the importance of listening to objections to persons with disabilities, their lives and failure and obstacles.
On this occasion, photographer Vicky Roy also presented a photo exhibition, which was the subject, ‘Everyone is good ‘something’This is everyone experts in some work.
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Bring it Purpian Deepa Malik wrote a book in the title narrates the story of his struggle in the session.
He said that he was crippled from the waist to the waist several times due to surgery to deal with the spinal tumor. Nevertheless, Deepa Malik did not give up and took athletics, swimming and motorcycling to guide her talent and energy.
He said, “I survived the surgery and its complications and then I started to understand this new body so that I could celebrate my life.”
“To be a player, in reality, I had a way to break these obstacles and change that mentality that I am not bound to wheelchair, but I got freedom from the wheelchair.”
At the same time, the UN ambassador coordinator Shambi Sharp said that the inclusion of disability is not only the story of human rights, but also an economic story.
He said, “You are a nation, a company, a community or family – the data is very clearly showing that the more you include, the more successful you will.
He said, “We should give priority to our practical steps that remove the obstacles in the way of access to access and promotes the inclusion of the disabled people in the development agenda.”